Baseline -- Evidence -- Individual -- Landscape -- Market -- Typology -- Response.
Clayton Page Aldern Books
Exploring the profound impact of climate change on mental health, the book delves into newly recognized conditions like climate grief and ecoanxiety. It illustrates how rising temperatures impair cognitive function and exacerbate mental health issues, influencing everything from violence to immigration decisions. Through diverse global examples, it reveals the intricate connections between environmental shifts and psychological well-being, highlighting the urgent need to address these unprecedented challenges as we navigate a rapidly changing world.